Sima Bina

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Sima Bina
سیما بینا
dayereh
Years active1960s–present
Websitesima-bina.com

Sima Bina (

South Khorasan
.

Early life and career

Born in Birjand,

vocal technique with great masters such as Maaroufi and Zarrin Panjeh. She acquired her own solo program, Golhaye Sahraii (Flowers of the Desert), presenting a collection of folk songs and music from various regions of Iran.[citation needed
]

After graduating from

Tehran University in 1969, majoring in fine arts, Sima Bina continued her musical studies and perfected her knowledge of the radio under the direction of Master Davami. Since 1993, she has accepted invitations to perform her music worldwide in festivals and organized concerts featuring Persian classical music.[1] She currently lives between Cologne, Germany and Tehran, Iran.[citation needed][2]

Iranian Lullabies

While pursuing Iranian folksongs, Sima Bina often came across a variety of ethnic lullabies, which she added to her collected works. This collection finally led to the creation of a book, called Iranian Lullabies in 2009. In this book, Bina not only shares her findings, her perception, the scores and visual expression of the selected lullabies with mothers but also presents forty original Iranian lullabies in four volumes, where her vocals are sometimes blended in with the singing of the mothers, who had sung the lullabies to her in different parts of Iran.

See also

References

  1. ^ نگاهی گذرا به زندگی سیما بینا. DW.DE (in Persian).
  2. Iranwire
    . 12 September 2023.

External links

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